Fire Officer p285

What does HFACS Level 2 analyze?

• Human Factors

• Organizational Influences

• Unsafe Supervision

• Preconditions for Unsafe Acts

Which of the following is NOT a category under HFACS Level 3: Unsafe Supervision?

• Inadequate Supervision

• Allowing Inappropriate Operations

• Failure to Correct Known Problems

• Organizational Influences

What is the most difficult HFACS level to analyze in a near-miss event?

• The most difficult HFACS level to analyze in a near-miss event is often considered to be the organizational influences level.

• The most difficult HFACS level to analyze in a near-miss event is often considered to be the unsafe acts level.

• The most difficult HFACS level to analyze in a near-miss event is often considered to be the preconditions for unsafe acts level.

• The most difficult HFACS level to analyze in a near-miss event is often considered to be the supervisory factors level.

Which of the following is a factor under 'Failure to Correct Known Problems' in HFACS Level 3?

• Guidance not provided

• Unidentified and unqualified

• Understaffed

• Authorization of unnecessary hazards

What is the purpose of risk management according to the text?

• To identify, assess, and prioritize risks

• To eliminate all risks

• To ignore potential risks

• To increase risks

What are the two types of violations considered in safety management?

• Human error and mechanical failure

• Intentional and unintentional violations

• Minor and major violations

• Safety and security violations

HFACS Level 2 focuses on:

• Organizational Influences

• Unsafe Supervision

• Preconditions for Unsafe Acts

• Unsafe Acts

Which HFACS level is considered the most difficult to analyze in a near-miss report?

• Level 1: Unsafe Acts

• Level 2: Preconditions for Unsafe Acts

• Level 3: Unsafe Supervision

• Level 4: Organizational Influences

What are the categories of unsafe supervision according to HFACS Level 3?

• Resource Management, Organizational Climate, and Operational Process

• Inadequate Supervision, Planned Inappropriate Operations, Failure to Correct a Known Problem, Supervisory Violations

• Skill-based Errors, Decision Errors, Perceptual Errors, Violations

• Adverse Mental States, Adverse Physiological States, Physical/Mental Limitations, Crew Resource Management

Which of the following is NOT a factor under 'Inadequate Supervision' in HFACS Level 3?

• Guidance not provided

• Training not provided

• Personnel not adequately briefed

• Qualifications not tracked